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20-The Canadian Champion, Friday, AuguE 1 v i . S O We uih tu draw pur .attentio oie cs 2-week Shock Sale in oue 'Cattadian Tire fly- e beginning july 27, 2001 DEAL 331'PAGE 20 DEAL 332PAGES8 Copy reads: Get up ta $140 cash back wth the purchase of seected shocks and struts. Should e. Cash-in. Save up ta $40 with the purchase of selected shocks and struts. Details in store. We sinLerely regreu any inLaufliefce we ,nay have caused yaîu. -u .iu -.Ai! Zonc Fax 90-85-98 t 3, 20010 I Mechats Mystics deliver consolation i need billets titie win at own tournament TheMilton Merchatamr looking for a few billets for tk el/02 sea- son. The Ir. A hockey club> requioes famlles who cam off« ioomf and boardt for the semsn, whch runs ftom September 10 April Anyone ishing 10 do so is as1ed 10 calI Davidermo at 875-4444. The erchants open tta*ong camp August 14 and begin their six-gamne pre-season schedule- Aug. 24 at Memorial Mrena against the Vaughan Vipers. 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By MURRAY TOWNSEND Special ta The Champion I wasn't exactly the Magical Myslery Tour, but the Milton Mystica girls midgel fasîbaîl team did find a roundabout way of winning the consolation champi- onship aI their own toumament last weekend. They opened against the Hamilton Tigers. The Tigers jumped out 10 a first-inning 2-0 lead, but pitch- er Kalie MacKrory kept îhem off the score sheel for the next five innings. The Mysticu gol one mun back in the second when Amee May led off with a double and was broughl home by Alicia Taylor. Ashley Elliot followed that up wiîh anoîher double, but Taylor was îhrown out at home and the rally was stalled. Milton lied il up in the fourth inning, after Sarah Zebmuck led off wiîh a walk, and was sacrificed 10 sec- ond by MacKrory. Tara Elkie followed with a single, and then on a nice bunt by Laura Ann Sheehan the relumn throw from firol was too late 10 catch Zebmuck sliding mbt home. Offense drys up That was ail the offense they could muster, althougb in the ftftb inning, with two base munners aboard, Carolyn Coates blistered a line drive that appeared beaded for extrua bases. The third baseman made a great catch, however, and doubled a runner off at lirst. A couple of outstanding defensive plays kept the score lied through the sixtb inning. One was a snag by Elkie 10 gel 10 a bail going up the middle, finisbed off by Surah Mooney making a big stretch ai first base 10 gel the third out. The other key play was on a baillbit 10 center f'elder May. She made a îhrow ail the way 10 Tasha Leslie at third base to gel an out before the munner could cross Horse show starts Wed. Hendervale Equestrian Complex' Halton Valley Summer Classie begins Wednesday and nons througb until next Sunday, Auguot 12. The Sunday $50.000 Grand Prix will cap the ftve-day event, which also includes a $10,000 Open Stakes and $25,000 Gerling Classie. Expected to, be part of nexl week's main event are Miltonians Erynn Ballard, Ainsley Vince and Heather Manheri- Serniuk - wbo' re once again delivering impressive efforts on the national show jumping scene. Hendervale, located just souîb of Milton on Bumnamthorpe Road, will also boul ils inaugural Autumn Invitational October 3 10 7. i CORRECTION NOTICE In our August 1-7, 2001 Future Shop flyer, the following error occurred: -On page 11, the "Otympus 35 mm Zoom Camera Stylus Epic 80 (SKU 10006831) for $1 59.99" was incorrect- Iy advertised. The correct produot and cost is "Olympus Epic Non Zoom (SKU 10006832) on sale for $1 49.99." -On page 11, the "Kodak C750 APS Camera (SKU 40513750) $299.99 Save $20" was incorrectly advertised. The correct price should read "$229.99 save $20." We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our valued customers. (be Canabtan imo) My rute o RandaIl Crecet and Pere Avenue. My name as Lina Brown and 1 arn very pteased au have been picked ut Carrier ot the Month. 1 have three brthers and loving parents. My hobbies incude hackey, awimming, soccer, writing hoouks, vîngînt in a choir, Pathinders, and tant, but nont feus, piano lestant. During the wiuter, t finish mn paper route un Tuesduy and theu muke tl ta hockey practice by 5:30 pm n Georgetown. On Friduya 1 would finish mn route and make tl tu a hockey turne by 7:00 pm in Actun. Tism mas a very bany ime for me sioce 1 stiti haed achoul work, but 1nt t laldont. t am ouving my route moueys on 1cou tuke a trip an Switzertuud tu iit my frieud Ai. 1 wiii ha taking on tht rote ut Studeut ouri Presdaut t fW. Dick oeuf year in grade 8. t hupa everyune ou my route ha been happy. A apeciai thauko ta my tout time friand James Kus whu keepa meonu track and aiways hetpo with my papers. Atan my muth- er for heiog sapportive. 1 am very proud and thanktultot be Carrier of tbe Montb. Winning Carriers receive a large 3 tapping pizza caurtesy of: To loin aur delîvery team cal! 905-878-23,41 The Myslecs pliayed weillin ebir remainang two round robin games but logstlhem both by close courits. in a 4-2 loss to Stoney Creek, Lindsey Hafolmari- aged to keep the opponents off the score sheel for much of the game, and was helped by a home run by May. In a 3-1 defeat f0 Aurora, Zebruck drove in Lindsey McLaughlin for their lone mun. Milton faced Ancaster in their first playoff game. Ancaster had gone undefeated in their division, so they got to face Milton, which had gone winless, finishing last in their side of the draw. Quick start make the différence The Mystics didn't waste any time getting out of the box, when Elkie tripled to open the game. Sheehan drove her in with a single, and then scored herself when May tripled. Sheehan and MacKrory, who also gol the win in the 4-1 decision, scored in the third. Ancasters lone tally came on a home run. The Mystics neyer got on track againot the Mississauga North Ttgers in an 8-1I bsn that sent Milton to the consolation finals A triple by McLaughlin, followed by a Shannon MacKenzie sac- rifice fly accounted for Iheir only mun. In the consolation final, Milton jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the ftrst inning againol Chatham. Ater Elkie walked and Sheehan singled, a throw by the catcher to second base went into center field, allowing both mun- ners 10 score. In the fourth, Milton loaded the bases witb none out. witb Taylor working a walk 10 score Elke. In the stxth inning, McLaughlin and Kate Moore opened with bits, with MacKrory scoring McLaughlin on a single. The Mysticu went on 10 win the consolation final by a score of 4-2. scored three runs in the seventh